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Facing problem in applying strategies of sentence correction

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by Kushal Kumar » Tue Jul 13, 2010 1:20 am
Dear Seniors,

Hi! I am facing certain problems in applying the SC strategies, as explained in Manhattan SC Guide, to OG 12 questions that are prescribed at the end of each chapter in Manhattan's SC. To your knowledge, I have completed till "Parallelism". The guide emphasizes to solve problems not by re-reading each sentence by fitting the options but by applying split and re-split methodology once the options are grouped as per S-V agreement or Parallelism etc.

I am getting only 70-75% answers correct using the latter methodology. Even by concentrating on the options itself, sometimes I forget the essence of the complete sentence and require to re-read it, which consumes little time. Please help which method should I follow? It would be really helpful if you guys could share your preparation methodology too.

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Kush~
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by Kushal Kumar » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:42 am
Thanks for the reply buddy! The link was really helpful.
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